The author discusses a cringeworthy stage moment between Megan Markle and Serena Williams, which turned out to be a calculated PR stunt.

The moment was meant to be a casual lunch between friends, but it turned into a masterclass in PR desperation. Megan’s public persona feels manufactured, with every move being choreographed for maximum media impact.

Serena, a global tennis icon, doesn’t need the spotlight to validate her success, while Megan seems to thrive on it.

The optics of this launch were painfully opposite, as Megan needed to remind the world she’s still relevant. Megan’s public persona feels manufactured, and her actions often contradict her words about privacy and authenticity.

The author argues that Megan’s PR stunts are becoming increasingly transparent and desperate, and her need for control and attention often comes at the expense of others, even her friends.

Authenticity matters, and Megan has the potential to be a force for good, but she needs to stop treating her friendships and public appearances like PR opportunities.

The evidence points to the latter, with Megan’s manipulative Playbook posts on XOP buzzing and the sentiment. The author believes that this moment is not just a friendship fallout, but a masterclass in Megan’s manipulative Playbook posts on XOP buzzing and the sentiment.

The author also highlights that Megan’s grip on Serena is a typical bully behavior, as she physically directs her and refuses to let go even when it’s clear she’s crossing the line. The glow she has is not Joy, but the Gleam of someone who knows the cameras are rolling but Serena is not there for it.

In conclusion, the author argues that Megan Markle’s PR stunts are becoming increasingly transparent and desperate, and her need for control and attention often comes at the expense of others, including her friends.